Sulfur-Iodine Reactions and Chemkin

- December 3, 2019 at 9:40 pm
  
  himakarganti
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  I am trying to create and run a Sulfur-Iodine mechanism for a specific application and I am having trouble in getting Chemkin to read the mechanism file I generated; More specifically, the Chemkin interpreter fails at the species step where it fails to do the atom count for each species. This happens for Iodine and Sulfur species. The interpreter works fine when I do not use S-I and their species (i.e. GRI Mech 3.0 etc.); I have verified and there are no errors in the mechanism, thermodata and transport data files (Chemkin Format);

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